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TE PAPA PRESS Catalogue 2018
Te Papa Press New Zealand’s unique museum publisher Te Papa Press is the publishing arm of the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. It creates popular, highly respected and award-winning books about the art, culture and natural world of Aotearoa New Zealand, for readers everywhere.
2018
Te Papa
Reinventing New Zealand’s
National Museum, 1998–2018
Conal McCarthy
PUB DATE: February 2018
NZ RRP: $45
ISBN: 978-0-9941362-6-8
Flexibound, 200 x 148 mm, 256 pages
Behind the scenes at New Zealand’s world famous museum.
Published to mark 20 years since the landmark opening of
Te Papa in 1998, this book examines the vision behind the
museum, how it has evolved in the last two decades, and the
particular way Te Papa goes about the business of being a
national museum with major history, natural history and art
collections, in a nation with two Treaty partners.
Conal McCarthy is the programme director in the School of Art History,
Classics and Religious Studies at Victoria University of Wellington.
Tatau
A History of Sāmoan
Tattooing
Sean Mallon and Sebastién Galliot
PUB DATE: August 2018
NZ RRP: $75
ISBN: 978-0-9941362-4-4
Hardback, 255 x 200 mm, 328 pages
A beautifully designed and richly illustrated retelling of
the unique and powerful history of Sāmoan tattooing,
from 3000 years ago to modern practices.
Through a chronology rich with people, encounters and
events, this handsome book describes how Sāmoan tattooing
has been shaped by local and external forces of change over
many centuries. It is richly illustrated with historical images
of nineteenth- and twentieth-century Sāmoan tattooing,
contemporary tattooing and much more.
Sean Mallon is of Sāmoan and Irish descent and is Senior Curator
Pacific Cultures at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa.
He is the author of Tangata o le Moana: The story of New Zealand
and the people of the Pacific (Te Papa Press, 2012). Sebastién Galliot
studied ethnology at the University of Provence and EHESS (Paris),
France’s foremost research school in social sciences, and researches
Sāmoan traditional tattooing and the contemporary practice of this
ritual.
2018
Ko Rongowhakaata
The Story of Light
and Shadow
Text: Michael Keith
Translation: Morehu Nikora
PUB DATE: September 2018
NZ RRP: $40
ISBN: 978-0-9941362-9-9
Limpbound, 250 x 210 mm, 168 pages
The story of Rongowhakaata iwi.
The Ko Rongowhakaata: The Story of Light and Shadow
exhibition at Te Papa is a window into the world of
Rongowhakaata, the prominent iwi from the Tūranganui-
a-Kiwa (Gisborne) region. The exhibition presented some
of the iwi’s greatest treasures and heirlooms, stories and
relationships, and contemporary artistry. This book, in
English and te reo Māori, backgrounds those stories and
celebrates those treasures in outstanding images.
Women Now
The Legacy of Female Suffrage
Edited by Bronwyn Labrum
PUB DATE: September 2018
NZ RRP: $35
ISBN: 978-0-9941460-0-7
Hardback, 198 x 128 mm, 208 pages
It’s 125 years since New Zealand women won the right to
vote. But the battle for the right to so much else is ongoing.
This first volume in the ‘Te Papa Thinking About Series’ is
published to mark the 125th anniversary of Suffrage and brings
together provocative, insightful and energetically argued
essays by 12 leading New Zealand writers and thinkers, based
around objects from Te Papa’s collections.
Sandra Coney, Holly Walker, Barbara Brookes, Tina Makereti,
Sue Bradford, Morgan Godfery, Golriz Ghahraman, Dame
Fiona Kidman, Ben Schrader, Charlotte MacDonald, Grace
Taylor and Megan Whelan examine how New Zealand women
have fared since 1893.
Bronwyn Labrum is Head of New Zealand and Pacific Cultures at
Te Papa.
2018
New Zealand Art
at Te Papa
Edited by Mark Stocker
PUB DATE: October 2018
NZ RRP: $75
ISBN: 978-0-9941460-3-8
Hardback, 250 x 210 mm, 376 pages
Te Papa’s treasure trove of New Zealand art is showcased
in this comprehensive and generous survey of the
highlights of the national art collection.
Te Papa holds New Zealand’s national art collection, whose
origins date back to 1865. The collection’s 40,000 works track
our history and the art movements within it. In this generous
book, Te Papa’s curators and other expert art writers showcase
the strengths of the New Zealand art collection by discussing
over 270 works. From very early colonial work through to
recent acquisitions, and including photography, their essays
offer insights into the art, the artists and the context and issues
that drove them. The book is complemented by biographies of
all the featured artists, making it a valuable resource.
Mark Stocker is Curator International Historical Art at Te Papa.
Scenic Playground
The Story Behind Mountain
Tourism in New Zealand
Peter Alsop, Dave Bamford and
Lee Davidson
PUB DATE: November 2018
NZ RRP: $80
ISBN: 978-0-9941460-2-1
Hardback, 280 x 250 mm, 416 pages
This lavish book explores the story behind the promotion
of New Zealand’s mountains, both to ourselves as New
Zealanders and to the world.
Drawing on a treasure trove of publicity – posters, advertisements,
paintings, hand-coloured photos and much more – it explores
how New Zealand built its reputation as an alpine playground
and, alongside, how mountains became central to belonging
to Aotearoa. Featuring over 600 spectacular images and
a detailed essay, Scenic Playground is the first time this
important slice of our history has been fully told.
2018
100 Natural History
Treasures of Te Papa
Edited by Susan Waugh
PUB DATE: November 2018
NZ RRP: $45
ISBN: 978-0-9941460-5-2
Limpbound with gatefold cover,
210 x 210 mm, 320 pages
A fascinating insight into the remarkable natural history
and science collections held by Te Papa.
Since the Colonial Museum opened in 1865 and the first director,
Sir James Hector, began collecting items of geological and
natural history significance, the collections of New Zealand’s
national museum have become enormously significant – not to
mention enormous. The objects housed by the museum range
from fossilised bones of the extinct Haast’s Eagle and specimens
collected by Joseph Banks on Cook’s first voyage to deep-sea-
dwelling fishes and a plethora of insects. In this fascinating
book Te Papa’s science team of experts showcase 100 collection
objects that demonstrate the breadth and depth of the collection
and the museum’s important ongoing research.
Susan Waugh is the Acting Head of Science at Te Papa.
Why Is That Lake
So Blue?
A Children’s Guide to
New Zealand’s Natural World
Simon Pollard
PUB DATE: October 2018
NZ RRP: $29.99
ISBN: 978-0-9941460-1-4
Limpbound, 260 x 220 mm, 112 pages
This unique book approaches natural history’s big scientific
questions with humour, accessibility and a New Zealand lens.
Why is our place magic? Why are its islands shaky? Why are
our mountains tall and our forests green? Why are some lakes
so blue? What happens below the waves? What changed when
mammals arrived? In this fun-filled, fact-rich book, award-
winning science writer Simon Pollard shares the magic, secrets,
mysteries and marvels of Aotearoa New Zealand’s natural world.
Dr Simon Pollard is an award-winning writer of natural history books
for children.
2018
Terracotta Warriors
Guardians of Immortality
Edited by Rebecca Rice
PUB DATE: December 2018
NZ RRP: $35
ISBN: 978-0-9951031-1-5
Limpbound, 250 x 190 mm, 160 pages
This book is published to mark the exhibition at Te Papa
of the remarkable third century BC funerary statues
excavated from the astounding archaeological site at
Xī’ān, China.
The sculptures depicted the armies of Qin Shi Huang, the
first Emperor of China, and were made to protect him in his
afterlife. The 200 especially selected pieces from the site have
travelled to Wellington and then to Melbourne, for their first
exhibition in Australasia for 30 years. This highly illustrated
catalogue has images of all the objects in the exhibition
as well as informative essays that explain more about the
creation of the objects and their ongoing discovery.
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Museum of
New Zealand
Te Papa Tongarewa
Souvenir Guide
PUB DATE: January 2017
NZ RRP: $9.99
ISBN: 978-0-9941362-2-0
Limpbound, 160 x 130 mm, 112 pages
Haere mai and welcome to Te Papa, New Zealand’s
national museum.
From the revolutionary Britten motorbike to precious
Māori artefacts, this new souvenir guide from Te Papa Press
is the ideal companion for all visitors to the Museum of
New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa.
The New Zealand
Art Activity Book
Helen Lloyd
PUB DATE: October 2017
NZ RRP: $29.99
ISBN: 978-0-9941362-3-7
Limpbound, 270 x 200 mm, 160 pages
Get in the frame with 100+ fun art activities.
Bursting with art activities, this fun new edition of Te Papa
Press’s original and successful art activity book aimed at young
New Zealanders is sure to please – both children and their
teachers and caregivers.
It includes reproductions of 51 historical and contemporary
works from Te Papa’s art collection, new works commissioned
from contemporary New Zealand artists, and art-based
activities. The wide range of art activities is designed to
introduce children to a variety of different creative processes.
Helen Lloyd is a qualified art teacher with a visual art and art history
degree and a Master’s in museum and gallery education. She has
20 years’ experience of teaching art to children of all ages in schools,
museums and galleries in the United Kingdom, Russia and New
Zealand. Author of the first New Zealand Art Activity Book and
many online art resources, she is committed to developing inspiring
creative learning experiences for children of all ages.
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Ten x Ten
Art at Te Papa
Edited by Athol McCredie
PUB DATE: October 2017
NZ RRP: $45
ISBN: 978-0-9941362-5-1
Limpbound, 210 x 210 mm, 300 pages
One hundred of the best-loved works in the national art
collection at Te Papa.
Published to coincide with the opening of the beautiful new art
galleries at Te Papa, this book takes an intimate yet expert look
at the national art collection. Ten curators have each chosen
ten works and tell us why they love/admire/revere/are moved
by them. It’s an entirely fresh way to approach art, by those
who work with these paintings, photographs, prints, applied
art objects and sculptures every day and who know them better
than most.
Athol McCredie is Curator Photography at Te Papa. He has been
involved with photography as an author, researcher, curator and
photographer since the 1970s.
The Māori
Meeting House
Introducing the
Whare Whakairo
Damian Skinner
PUB DATE: September 2016
NZ RRP: $49.99
ISBN: 978-0-9941041-5-1
Limpbound, 250 × 230 mm, 224 pages
An accessible, illustrated guide to the history, artistry
and cultural significance of the whare whakairo or Māori
meeting house.
This introductory guide covers every aspect of these
magnificent taonga (treasures) – their history and evolution,
structure and art forms, symbolism and cultural power.
Generously illustrated with over one hundred intriguing
historical and contemporary photographs.
Damian Skinner is an award-winning art historian and writer.
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The Genius of Bugs
Simon Pollard
PUB DATE: December 2016
NZ RRP: $24.99
ISBN: 978-0-9941362-1-3
Limpbound, 270 x 210 mm, 32 pages
They may be small, they may be creepy, but bugs have
super-sized powers!
Illustrated with up-close, dramatic bug photography
throughout, The Genius of Bugs is a fresh take on the world
of bugs, filled with bug tales, facts and figures that showcase
bug ingenuity and reveal astounding bug behaviour.
Simon Pollard is an award-winning children’s book author, spider
expert and natural history writer. He is currently the Adjunct Professor
of Science Communication at the University of Canterbury. Simon is
the author of the award-winning I Am a Spider (Reed, 2004) and I Am
an Insect (Reed, 2002).
Shortlisted for the 2017 New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults.
The Genius of Bugs
Activity Book
PUB DATE: December 2016
NZ RRP: $14.99
ISBN: 978-0-9941362-0-6
Limpbound, 270 x 210 mm, 24 pages
Test your genius in these awesome bug activities!
A companion to The Genius of Bugs fact book, this activity
book lets children pit their own brain power against a
number of resourceful creepy crawlies. Activities range
from a bug word find to creative web design that showcases
bug behaviour – children can see if they can outsmart the
fearsome portia spider’s prey, spot the cunning orchid mantis
and decipher the fireflies’ secret code.BACKLIST TITLES
New Zealand
Photography
Collected
Athol McCredie
PUB DATE: October 2015
NZ RRP: $99.99
ISBN: 978-0-9941041-4-4
Hardback, 305 × 250 mm, 368 pages
A unique visual history of photography in New Zealand –
from 1840 to now.
The history of photography coincides with the history of
New Zealand more closely than almost any other country in
the world. New Zealand Photography Collected illuminates
this history, from the earliest nineteenth-century portraits of
Māori and local ‘scenic views’ to the latest contemporary art
photography. It features more than 350 photographs drawn
from the national collection at Te Papa.
Athol McCredie is Curator Photography at Te Papa. He has been
involved with photography as an author, researcher, curator and
photographer since the 1970s.
Winner: New Zealand Herald’s 2015 Book of the Year.
Finalist: 2016 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards; 2016 Museums Australasia
Multimedia & Publication Design Awards.
Real Modern
Everyday New Zealand in
the 1950s and 1960s
Bronwyn Labrum
PUB DATE: October 2015
NZ RRP: $75
ISBN: 978-0-9941041-7-5
Hardback, 265 × 230 mm, 432 pages
A rich new history of life in post-war New Zealand, told
through objects and images.
The post-war years have been remembered in popular culture as
a ‘golden age’ of God, Queen and Country, full employment and
the baby boom. But what was life really like? Real Modern tells a
vibrant and varied story of real life in this compelling era.
Bronwyn Labrum is Head of New Zealand and Pacific Cultures at Te
Papa.
Finalist: 2016 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards; 2016 PANZ Book Design Awards.BACKLIST TITLES
The Fishes of
New Zealand
A Comprehensive Guide
Edited by Clive D Roberts,
Andrew L Stewart and Carl D Struthers
PUB DATE: November 2015
NZ RRP: $250
ISBN: 978-0-9941041-6-8
4 hardback volumes in a slipcase,
320 × 230 mm, 2000 pages
The most detailed reference to the fishes of New Zealand
ever published – definitive and completely illustrated.
The Fishes of New Zealand represents the culmination of
decades of collecting and taxonomic research by scientists
based at Te Papa, in collaboration with specialists worldwide.
It reveals the history, diversity and biogeography of the
region’s rich freshwater and ocean life across four cased,
easy-to-navigate volumes.
Clive Roberts, lead editor, has been Curator of Fishes and leader of
the fish team at the National Museum and Te Papa. Andrew Stewart
is Collection Manager of Fishes at Te Papa since 1982. Carl Struthers
is Research and Technical Officer at Te Papa.
Winner: Royal Zoological Society of NSW Whitley Medal 2016.
Tangata O Le Moana
New Zealand and the People
of the Pacific
Sean Mallon, Kolokesa
Māhina-Tuai and Damon Salesa
PUB DATE: May 2012
NZ RRP: $79.99
ISBN: 978-1-877385-72-8
Limpbound, 280 x 230 mm, 360 pages
The story of more than a thousand years of Pacific peoples
in New Zealand.
A rich cache of oral histories, hundreds of historical and
contemporary photos, archival documents, maps and images
of museum objects and artworks makes Tangata o le Moana a
rigorously researched, yet human and colourful, record of the
story of New Zealand as a Pacific place.
Sean Mallon is Senior Curator Pacific Cultures at Te Papa. Kolokesa
Māhina-Tuai is a writer and Curator Pacific at Tāmaki Paenga Hira
Auckland War Memorial Museum. Damon Salesa is the Associate
Professor of Pacific Studies at the University of Auckland.BACKLIST TITLES
Holding on to Home
New Zealand Stories and Objects
of the First World War
Kate Hunter and Kirstie Ross
NZ RRP: $49.99
ISBN: 978-0-9876688-5-1
Hardback, 240 × 200 mm, 328 pages
A powerfully human and compelling illustrated history of New
Zealand’s war experience.
The Great War touched every aspect of New Zealanders’ lives, from
the front line to the family home. The objects that survived are
emotional touchstones that bring this distant event back into our
hands.
Historians Kate Hunter and Kirstie Ross bring their powerful stories
back to life.
Berry Boys
Portraits of First World War
Soldiers and Families
Michael Fitzgerald and Claire Regnault
NZ RRP: $54.99
ISBN: 978-0-9941041-2-0
Hardback, 280 × 205 mm, 200 pages
A powerful book of portraits, offering an extraordinary, evocative
snapshot of New Zealanders facing the First World War.
Berry & Co was a Wellington photographic studio in the early
twentieth century. The remarkable Berry & Co Collection of 3000
glass plate negatives is held by Te Papa.
Berry Boys is a rich selection of beautifully reproduced portraits of
servicemen from this renowned studio, accompanied by carefully
researched stories of the soldiers and their loved ones.
The Curioseum
Collected Stories of the Odd and
Marvellous
Edited by Adrienne Jansen
Illustrated by Sarah Laing
NZ RRP: $29.99
ISBN: 978-1-877385-92-6
Paperback, 198 × 130 mm, 160 pages
Twenty-two extraordinary writers, weird and wonderful museum
objects, and fantastic tales for kids.
What happens when you let a group of authors loose ‘back-stage’
in a museum? Te Papa did just that and the result is a truly original
compendium of stories and poems for 8–12 year olds. Bursting with
whimsical illustrations from award-winning Sarah Laing, this truly
original collection will entertain and inspire.BACKLIST TITLES
My New Zealand
ABC Book
James Brown
NZ RRP: $19.99
ISBN: 978-0-9876688-8-2
Board book, 180 × 180 mm, 38 pages
My New Zealand 123 Book
James Brown
NZ RRP: $19.99
ISBN: 978-0-9876688-7-5
Board book, 180 × 180 mm, 40 pages
My New Zealand
Colours Book
James Brown
NZ RRP: $19.99
ISBN: 978-0-9876688-9-9
Board book, 180 × 180 mm, 40 pages
Beautiful, collectible, cool introductions to New Zealand art for
very young readers.
Each book in this gorgeous series immerses very young readers
(0–3 year olds) in New Zealand art. Beautiful and interesting paintings,
sculptures, photographs and objects from Te Papa’s collections take
centre stage in My New Zealand ABC Book, My New Zealand 123 Book
and My New Zealand Colours Book, while fun and engaging text invites
children to inspect each art work closely for intriguing details and
repeated motifs.
The books are themed around letters, numbers and colours, allowing
parents and teachers to read the books with children in different
ways – focusing on the art works, practising counting, letters or colour
recognition, or simply enjoying the quirky combinations of language
and image.
Featuring beloved favourites and seldom-seen treasures, these
beautifully designed books allow toddlers and families to explore
the national art collection at home. They may be bought for the very
small, but they’ll be treasured by the whole family for many years.BACKLIST TITLES
100 Amazing Tales from
Aotearoa
Simon Morton and Riria Hotere
NZ RRP: $34.99
ISBN: 978-1-877385-79-7
Limpbound, 240 × 210 mm, 224 pages
An exciting behind-the-scenes showcase of the surprising, wonderful
and significant pieces held in our national museum.
Te Papa stores more than two million treasured items in trust for the
nation. Each object in 100 Amazing Tales from Aotearoa tells a unique
story about the culture and history of the nation, about science and
exploration, and the deep and personal stories of Māori taonga.
Winner: Elsie Locke Medal for Non-fiction, 2013 LIANZA Children's Book Awards.
Buller’s Birds of New Zealand
The Complete Work of
JG Keulemans
Geoff Norman
NZ RRP: $59.99
ISBN: 978-0-9876688-6-8
Hardback, 280 × 210 mm, 164 pages
An accessible edition of the landmark Buller’s Birds of New Zealand:
The Complete Work of JG Keulemans – for new readers and existing
fans alike.
Buller’s Birds of New Zealand: The Complete Work of JG Keulemans
presents the complete set of 95 definitive nineteenth-century images
of New Zealand’s native birds, reproduced in rich, luminous colour.
Each painting is accompanied by up-to-date taxonomic information
in English and te reo Māori, along with the fascinating story of this
internationally significant artist and his work.
Eagle’s Complete
Trees and Shrubs
of New Zealand
Audrey Eagle
NZ RRP: $250
ISBN: 978-0-909010-08-9
2 hardback volumes in a slipcase,
280 × 230 mm, 1114 pages
Every native New Zealand tree and shrub – in colour and life-size.
This award-winning two-volume update of Audrey Eagle’s bestselling
1975 and 1983 publications is now in its second reprint. It introduces
over 170 new paintings and comprehensive notes to present more
than 800 native plants – each reproduced in superb colour.
Finalist: 2007 Nielson BookData New Zealand Booksellers’ Choice Award.
Winner: Best Book, 2007 Spectrum Print Book Design Awards.BACKLIST TITLES
The Essential Audrey Eagle
Botanical Art of New Zealand
Audrey Eagle
NZ RRP: $49.99
ISBN: 978-1-877385-90-2
Flexibind, 240 × 210 mm, 240 pages
An accessible, affordable edition based on the award-winning
modern classic Eagle’s Complete Trees and Shrubs of New Zealand.
More than 150 full-colour, full-page reproductions show each native
plant in technically superb detail. Along with the beautiful selection
of paintings is a comprehensive appendix and a fresh, insightful
introduction on the prestigious history of botanical illustration in
New Zealand.
Whales and Dolphins of
Aotearoa New Zealand
Barbara Todd
NZ RRP: $44.99
ISBN: 978-1-877385-71-1
Limpbound, 270 × 205 mm, 304 pages
Richly illustrated, entertaining and highly
educational, Whales brings the fascinating
underwater world of cetaceans to life with a special focus on the
whales and dolphins of the South Pacific.
Drawing on the hugely popular, internationally touring Te Papa
exhibition Whales | Tohorā (a.k.a. Whales: Giants of the Deep),
this book contains hundreds of breathtaking photographs and
illustrations and uses a powerful combination of storytelling,
science and culture to reveal the fascinating world of whales and
their complex relationship with humans.
Awesome Forces
The Natural Hazards that Threaten
New Zealand
Edited by Geoff Hicks and
Hamish Campbell
NZ RRP: $29.99
ISBN: 978-1-877385-87-2
Limpbound, 270 × 210 mm, 168 pages
The massively revised and updated edition of the bestselling
introduction to New Zealand’s natural hazards and disasters.
Storms, landslides, earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanoes – all
New Zealanders will encounter at least one of these hazards in their
lives. Informative, colourful and written by leading New Zealand
scientists, Awesome Forces contains all-new sections on climate
change and the social and emotional impact of disasters.BACKLIST TITLES
New Zealand Seaweeds
An Illustrated Guide
Wendy Nelson
NZ RRP: $79.99
ISBN: 978-0-9876688-1-3
Limpbound, 230 × 150 mm, 328 pages
The first major photographic identification
guide to the unique marine macroalgae of
New Zealand, by the country’s pre-eminent
seaweed expert.
New Zealand Seaweeds contains around 500 photographs and
illustrations, covering over 250 key species of green, brown and red
algae. An essential reference for professional and recreational users.
Peter McLeavey
The Life and Times of a
New Zealand Art Dealer
Jill Trevelyan
NZ RRP: $64.99
ISBN: 978-0-9876688-4-4
Flexibind, 230 × 170 mm, 496 pages
Biographer Jill Trevelyan chronicles the life of Peter McLeavey, art-
world pioneer, in this 2014 New Zealand Post Book of the Year winner.
Through exclusive access to McLeavey’s extensive archive, this book
offers remarkable insight into the artists McLeavey has represented
across half a century. Far more than a simple biography, this is the big
story of contemporary New Zealand art itself and an utterly fresh and
compelling historical account of the birth of the modern art market
and the status of art today.
Winner: 2014 New Zealand Post Book of the Year; HarperCollins Publishers
Award for Best Cover, 2014 PANZ Book Design Awards. Highly Commended:
2014 Museums Australasia Multimedia & Publication Design Awards.
Brian Brake
Lens on the World
Edited by Athol McCredie
NZ RRP: $99.99
ISBN: 978-1-877385-64-3
Hardback, 290 × 237 mm, 344 pages
The complete life and work of Brian Brake, encapsulated in one
stunning book.
Comprising more than 300 superb photographic reproductions and
six all-new essays, this publication gives the reader new insights into
Brian Brake and how he saw the world.
Finalist: 2011 New Zealand Post Book Awards.BACKLIST TITLES
Native Birds of New Zealand Poster
The beautiful and ever-popular Native Birds of New Zealand
poster is now in its seventh reprint.
NZ RRP: $24.99
PRODUCT CODE:
942-1-064003-54-6
Poster, 755 × 550 mm
The Fishes of New Zealand Poster
Reminiscent of the iconic fish ’n’ chip shop poster, the
Fishes of New Zealand poster features a selection of
222 fishes from the landmark four-volume Te Papa Press
publication The Fishes of New Zealand.
NZ RRP: $24.99
PRODUCT CODE:
978-0-994104-18-2
Poster, A1, 841 x 594 mmBACKLIST TITLES
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